Abstract: Proposed is a pin array assembly and a connector for high-speed signal transmission using the same and, more particularly, a connector technology in which high-speed signal transmission characteristics are guaranteed by implementing a pin array assembly with multiple pins whose pitches are precisely adjusted by insert injection and a connector capable of relieving stress caused by an external force while applying the pin array assembly.

Abstract: Proposed is a pin array assembly and a connector for high-speed signal transmission using the same and, more particularly, a connector technology in which high-speed signal transmission characteristics are guaranteed by implementing a pin array assembly with multiple pins whose pitches are precisely adjusted by insert injection and a connector capable of relieving stress caused by an external force while applying the pin array assembly.

Abstract: A termination circuit is provided. The termination device includes terminals configured to receive a corresponding signal; unit circuits respectively connected to the terminals, the unit circuits each including a unit resistor and a unit switch element connected to each other in series; common mode capacitors; first switch elements respectively connected between each of the unit circuits and a first corresponding common mode capacitor of common mode capacitors, each of the first switch elements being configured to turn on when the corresponding signal is received in a first mode; and second switch elements respectively connected between each of the unit circuits and a second corresponding common mode capacitor of the common mode capacitors, the second switch elements being configured to turn on when the corresponding signal is received in a second mode different from the first mode.

Abstract: A termination circuit is provided. The termination device includes terminals configured to receive a corresponding signal; unit circuits respectively connected to the terminals, the unit circuits each including a unit resistor and a unit switch element connected to each other in series; common mode capacitors; first switch elements respectively connected between each of the unit circuits and a first corresponding common mode capacitor of common mode capacitors, each of the first switch elements being configured to turn on when the corresponding signal is received in a first mode; and second switch elements respectively connected between each of the unit circuits and a second corresponding common mode capacitor of the common mode capacitors, the second switch elements being configured to turn on when the corresponding signal is received in a second mode different from the first mode.